Remember me, O my God, concerning this, and wipe not out my good deeds that I have done for the house of my God, and for the offices thereof.

Remember me, O my God, concerning this. Not in a way of strict justice, as if he thought he merited anything at the hand of God for what he had done; ...

David Guzik commentary on Nehemiah 13 describes the reforms Nehemiah brings to the city in regards to finances, priorities, and relationships.

In this specific verse, Nehemiah implores God for remembrance in light of his efforts to revitalize temple worship and uphold the duties of the Levites, which ...

Nehemiah 13:14. Remember me for this, my God, and do not wipe out my loyal deeds which I have performed for the house of my God and its services.

Corruption of worship requires constant vigilance and godly leadership to purify and restore practices to biblical norms.

Nehemiah was a man much in pious ejaculations; on every occasion he looked up to God, and committed himself and his affairs to him.

The events of Nehemiah 13:4-14 occur after Nehemiah had been gone from Jerusalem for a period of time serving King Artaxerxes, and then returned to the city.

Nehemiah is a man of prayer. He prayed before he even answered the king. He is a steady and continuous man of prayer. While he brings judgment to the people, ...

The faithful servant of God begs a merciful remembrance of what he had done for the honour of God in the observances of His Temple.